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TechSpot: NZXT H440 Mid-Tower Chassis Review

Typically, cases designed with the goal of being silent have been bland looking and uninspiring to work with. But NZXT jazzes things up enough with some sound design choices inside and out.

Setting out to improve on the H230 and H630, NZXT recently updated its silent chassis range with a new mid-tower that touts a redesigned interior, next-gen FN V2 fans and better aesthetics. Some great ideas have gone into the H440, notably the decision to drop old-fashioned 5.25" drive bays to use the space for other hardware, a move we're interested in seeing others make.

Typically, cases designed with the goal of being silent have been bland looking. The Antec P100is a fine example of a case that dampens noise, yet is boring to look at and uninspiring to work with. The H440 tackles this in several ways while still keeping a clean look. Along with a window to jazz things up, the H440 comes in your choice of white, red, orange, blue or green accents.

Regardless of color, you'll pay $120 for the H440. That's double the $60 an H230 would set you back and not far off the NZXT H630 ultra tower, but not shocking either considering this is a no compromise mid-tower.

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